Ashley Granados's guest appearances

Ashley Granados

Teach Me, Teacher

Rutgers Chi Alpha Podcast

Matthew Ryan

Jill Simonian

Kevin Butler

Eric Weinstein

Barbara Oakley

Paul Austin

Liz Kleinrock

Christina Hanson

Regie Routman

Betsy DeVos

Jeff Anderson

Brendan Kiely

Hamish Brewer

Jimmy Casas

Jonathan Alsheimer

OwlTail

Our wonderful former president Ashley Granados sits down with Brian Adams to discuss her experience as a CMIT (Campus Missionary in Training) and how we can spend our college years as a light of Christ on our campuses.  Message MNL. // Nov 23rd, 2020 You may be wondering - what’s MNL? Monday Nite Live (MNL for short) is Chi Alpha's weekly large group meeting featuring worship, fellowship, the Word, and the opportunity to meet lifelong friends. To learn more about Rutgers Chi Alpha, visit http://rutgerschialpha.com/ Addition links: https://linktr.ee/rutgerschialpha

Our wonderful former president Ashley Granados sits down with Brian Adams to discuss her experience as a CMIT (Campus Missionary in Training) and how we can spend our college years as a light of Christ on our campuses.  Message MNL. // Nov 23rd, 2020 You may be wondering - what’s MNL? Monday Nite Live (MNL for short) is Chi Alpha's weekly large group meeting featuring worship, fellowship, the Word, and the opportunity to meet lifelong friends. To learn more about Rutgers Chi Alpha, visit <a href="http://rutgerschialpha.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://rutgerschialpha.com/</a> Addition links: <a href="https://linktr.ee/rutgerschialpha" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/rutgerschialpha</a>

University Mission Field (Ashley Granados)

Hello everyone! In this episode, I am continuing on delivering my promise to talk special education on the podcast with Ashley Granados, but in part two we dive into what serving our students looks like during remote learning. In this episode, we discuss what's really important right now with school, why compassion is needed now more than ever, and why it's ok to admit this all kind of suck (but there aren right sides!) Ashley’s insight into the lives of special needs students, what they need, and how schools are succeeding (and failing) at being advocated for them, is top tier. Plus, she’s just great to listen to. If you want to learn how to better advocate for kids (as a parent or teacher), feel vindicated in your frustrations with the system, or just listen to two teachers talk passionately about the craft of teaching, this episode is for you!       This episode is sponsored by Heinemann—the leading publisher of professional books and resources for educators.  Obviously, this is a challenging time for every educator. Your taking care of yourself and your family, you’re thinking about friends and loved ones you can’t see in person. And you’re also adapting to trying to teach and care for your students virtually. Heinemann and their authors are providing free resources to support remote learning during this time. This page is being updated daily. So just go to Hein.pub/RemoteLearning to find all of the remote learning resources that are available for you to access for free.

#161 Grace Over Grades (Ashley Granados pt.2)

Hello everyone! I have FINALLY delivered on my promise to talk about special education, and to do so, I brought on one of my FAVORITE special needs teachers, Ashley Granados. Ashley's insight into the lives of special needs students, what they need, and how schools are succeeding (and failing) at being advocated for them, is top tier. Plus, she's just great to listen to. If you want to learn how to better advocate for kids (as a parent or teacher), feel vindicated in your frustrations with the system, or just listen to two teachers talk passionately about the craft of teaching, this episode is for you!   This episode is sponsored by Heinemann—the leading publisher of professional books and resources for educators.  Obviously, this is a challenging time for every educator. Your taking care of yourself and your family, you’re thinking about friends and loved ones you can’t see in person. And you’re also adapting to trying to teach and care for your students virtually. Heinemann and their authors are providing free resources to support remote learning during this time. This page is being updated daily. So just go to Hein.pub/RemoteLearning to find all of the remote learning resources that are available for you to access for free.

#160 Advocating for Children with Special Needs with Ashley Granados (pt.1)